Poké Park

Love Machine wrote:Oddly enough, she has the same Nature as my non-shiny Furfrou (Modest). Dunno if that's just a coincidence or not...

That's...a pretty bad nature for a Furfrou.

I don't give a shit about Bec Noir's nature. She's my first shiny and I'm gonna train her regardless.

It's not like she's gonna use her for competitive battling, anyways.

Dupre wrote:It's not like she's gonna use her for competitive battling, anyways.

Still, the effect of natures becomes really noticeable.

But she's not battling competitively - which is where it would matter the most, if ever.

Natures don't matter to some people, I used to be one of them.

Same here.

Dupre wrote:But she's not battling competitively - which is where it would matter the most, if ever.

Tell me...when did I mention competitive battling?

Nowhere, that was just the only context ever where you'd care about natures.

Dupre wrote:Nowhere, that was just the only context ever where you'd care about natures.

No.

I don't competitive battle, and I still care about natures, because they actually do have an effect. :/

I've never noticed it just playing regularly. I pay more attention to that sort of stuff when I'm actually building a team to use in battles with other people.

As long as the nature isn't terrible, I usually don't care (in fact I usually don't even notice what nature it is) and like Lima, won't give a damn about the nature if the Pokémon is extra special in some way.


Nobody is saying they don't make a difference, what we are saying is that not everyone cares about them to the point we'll throw away a Pokémon we consider special and irreplaceable.

I've taught Bec Noir Snarl and Echoed Voice. She's starting to KO Pokémon with that heightened Special Attack boost she's getting.

Fufrou can learn Surf...

O.O

...i did not know that. Holy shit.